Add Multi-Agent Best Practices section - #187
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This PR adds a new Multi-Agent Best Practices section to the README.
The goal is to provide a minimal, practical guide for using the Karpathy-inspired guidelines consistently across multiple coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode).
Motivation
The repository already includes per-agent integrations (CLAUDE.md, CURSOR.md, AGENTS.md), but there was no unified explanation of how these skills should be reused across agents.
This section clarifies:
What “multi-agent” means in this context
How to maintain a single source of truth for skills
When per-agent overrides are appropriate
How to avoid conflicting or overlapping instructions
What’s Included
New Multi-Agent Best Practices section in README.md
Guidance on Claude Code, Cursor, and OpenCode usage
Common pitfalls and how to avoid them
Examples of consistent multi-agent behavior
Design Principles
The changes follow the repository’s core guidelines:
Simplicity First — concise, direct, no extra abstractions
Surgical Changes — only README.md modified
Goal-Driven Execution — clarifies how to achieve consistent agent behavior
Think Before Coding — encourages explicit reasoning across agents
Files Changed
README.md (new section added)
Impact
This improves clarity for users who work across multiple coding agents and want consistent behavior from Karpathy-style skills. No functional or behavioral changes to existing skill files.